The property would have 15-story office, hotel and apartmentbuildings, a large movie theater, and other commercial uses builton the site. However, the township does not want to give up theland.
David Payne, supervisor of Bloomfield Township, says theannexation proceeding initiated by the developer is a blatantattempt at circumventing established zoning ordinances with thegoal of destroying the overall character and integrity of thetownship.
"We will fight it vigorously in all available forms," hevows.
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